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Big tech is pouring money into AI data centers, and recent updates from Amazon and Intel show how quickly heavy spending can pressure cash flows.
Oil prices have climbed after attacks on Saudi energy facilities, and that kind of shock tends to push investors toward reliable cash generators.
China’s industrial profits recently grew 14.4%, helped by stronger manufacturing linked to artificial intelligence demand.
Canadian investors are watching central banks hold interest rates steady while inflation and energy costs stay in focus. That kind of pause keeps a spotlight on cash, because predictable cash inflows can matter more when borrowing costs are not drifting lower.
Rising oil prices linked to conflict risks in the Middle East are putting fresh pressure on corporate costs and consumer wallets.
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